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1 OmniOx (HFT 500) Jan Prepared by MEKICS OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 1
2 0. Index 1. Introduce of OmniOx (HTF500) 2. Specification (HFT, CPAP+) 3. The World Best Features 2 OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 2
3 1. What is High Flow Therapy s Definition? Flows that exceed patient demands at various minute volumes 2. How does HFT impact breathing? CO2 Ventilation Washout of the nasopharyngeal dead space Efficient Oxygenation Work of Breathing Reduction in inspiratory resistance associated with gas flow through the nasopharynx Energy Cost of Gas Conditioning Improvement in respiratory mechanical parameters associated with gas temperature and state of humidification Reduction in metabolic work associated with gas conditioning Provision of mild distending pressure OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver
4 3. Must reduce the dead space of Upper Airway (the nasal cavity) Circulation and Maintain of fresh air (minimized dead space) Appropriated PEEP (airway security) Minimized resistance of exhalation (efficiency of CO2 deflation and optimized positive pressure) The best solution is JET FLOW EFFECT OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 4
5 4. CO2 Ventilation Washout of nasopharyngeal dead space Improved fractions of alveolar gases with respect to carbon dioxide Low flow nasal cannula therapy is only thought to facilitate oxygenation HFT impacts CO2 elimination Flushing of dead space in the Nasopharyngeal cavity helps Enhance alveolar ventilation OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 5
6 5. Efficient Oxygenation High inspired oxygen fractions by eliminating room air entrainment during inspiration Improve alveolar oxygen fractions beyond mask therapy based on the equation for alveolar ventilation Patients can often maintain better oxygenation or require a lower FiO2 compared to conventional mask or cannula therapies OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 6
7 6. Work of Breathing(WOB) HFT provides enough flow to match or exceed a patient s inspiratory flow HFT most likely minimizes the inspiratory resistance associated with the nasopharynx Adequate warming and humidification of the conducting airways by delivery of warm, humid gas is associated with improved conductance and pulmonary compliance compared to dry, cooler gas Delivery of breathing gases at body temperature and saturation promotes an ideal respiratory mechanical response OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 7
8 7. Energy Cost of Gas Conditioning The nasal air passages expend energy to warm inspiratory air from ambient to 37 and vaporize water to humidify the incoming air to 100% relative humidity Alleviated when gas is delivered at body temperature and saturated OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 8
9 8. ACPAP+? Unique technology for the first time by MEKICS in the World New concept of positive pressure support for easy exhalation that support inspiration in inhalation of breath and interrupt the flow quickly in exhalation Same effect but more comfortable to inhale and exhale both together so it is basically big different with CPAP. Clinical effect of comfortable breathing Most of case of CPAP patient needs to have adaptation period due to uncomfortable Increase of WOB, and disturb of stable sleeping Clinical effect beside the ventilation only. 9 OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 9
10 ACPAP+ (Adaptive CPAP & PSV) Positive Pressure Support, Lower expiration resistance as support of inspiration Maintain of airway and comfortable breathing ACPAP s Pressure Flow Pressure PSV Trigger Flow -Machine Flow -Patient Ex. time Easy to breathing? = Possible to support of inspiration and low of expiration resistance Support of Inspiration: PSV Trg Expiration Resistance : Ex_Sen, ExTime 10 OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 10
11 HFT500 Target Market HFT500 HFT OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 11
12 2. Specification Functions General 4.3 Color TFT, Touch Screen, Knob Mode : HF/CPAP, PS/CPAP O2 Mixer FiO2, Respiration, SpO2 Monitoring Built in Humidifier HF/CPAP : Flow(Lpm), O2(%) PS/CPAP : PSV, PAP, Trigger, ExTime, Ex_Sense, O2(%), Wake-up Performance Pressure : Up to 100cmH2O Flow : Up to 160 Lpm / 60 Lpm (HFT) O2 : 21 ~ 100% 12 OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 12
13 3. The World Best Features (HF/CPAP) Jet Flow Nasal Cannula MEKICS Competitors Flow /Pressure Drive Power Effect 10~ 60 lpm Up to 100cmH2O Available Jet Flow Low Expiratory Resistance 10 ~ 40 lpm(60lpm) Up to 40cmH2O Not Jet-Flow High Expiratory Resistance 13 OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 13
14 3. The World Best Features (PS/CPAP) ACPAP+ PSV at Ins. Phase Quick Pause in Exp. Phase Pressure PSV, Easy Expiration Quick Pause Pressure No PSV, Expiratory Effort Trigger Flow -Machine Flow -Machine Flow -Patient Flow -Patient Ex. time <MEKICS> <Competitors > OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver
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17 END Thanks for your attention 17 OmniOx-HFT500 Jan ver1.1 17
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